Brief Review Of A Week’s Events From The Civilized World
Information gathered from Al Quar tere and prepared for the Busy Man. President Roosevelt accepts honorary presidency of the Peace and Arbitration league. Gov. Hughes hints at re nomination if Republicans want him. Harry K Thaw suffers stomach trouble. Edward Teckemaule of the defunct Bank of Ellinwood found guilty of receiving deposits illegaly. George R Gamble found guilty of arson in Bellefontaine Ohio. Thomas B Watson Populist candidate opens campaign in Macon Georgia. Gov Haskell of Oklahoma named treasurer of the national Democratic committee. Prince of Wales lands at Quebec with ships saluting him. Freiberg Saxony girl beheaded for engagement murder. Eugene V Chafin Prohibition candidate opens campaign at Evanston Illinois. Roosevelt goes to Newport Rhode Island for naval officers conference. William Loeb Jr denies going to Africa with the president.
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Peace and Arbitration League
Gov
Hughes
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Edward Teckemaule
Bank of
Thomas B. Watson
Macon
Bryan
Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma
National Democratic Committee
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Three Nations
Hilt
Grete Beler
Freiberg
Saxony
Eugene V. Chafin
Prohibition
Evanston
Newport
R. 1
Naval
William Loeb, Jr
Africa
London
United Kingdom
Sweden
Canada
South Africa
Greece
Norway
Germany
Italy
Hungary
Prince
Audrasia
Pinan
Eich
John P. Mayer
J. A. Rector
Univrsity
Virginia
Bacon
A.gc
F. C. Trons
Chicago
A. A
GS. Dole
M. W. Sheppard
Harry F. Porter
HI “Haxard
Bassett
Neb
Robert Lara Stevenson
Gilroy
Cal
Pihice of Wales
Plains of Abraham
Faevous
Joseph A. Vaughn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Green Hall
Roane County
Ohio
Lester Wagner
Winedow
Bombay
Christiania
Pennsylvania National Guard
Gettysburg
Proce of Wales
Pairbanks
Tressen
Port Edwards
Wis
Daniel L. Lynch
Richard Nommengen
Anna Sorenson
Kim Lincoff
Khig’s Mills
William T.branitzky
Lucas Sletten
Joseph J. Henry
Mississippi
Ilinois Central
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Federal Grand Jury
Abington
Portland
Ore
Joss
United States Court of Appeals
Landis
Standard of Company of Indiana
Chicago & Alton Railroad
United States
Likely
Nev
Minneapolis, Hed Law & Manitoba Railroad Company
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
William Winter
Curacao Angers Venezuelan Consul and Dutch Government Attacks
Angry residents of Curacao threaten the Venezuelan consul and force a Venezuelan to apologize for articles attacking the Dutch government. Lincoln Democrats push to remove a Taft banner on nomination day. National committee roles are named with Norman E. Mack as chairman and Chicago as central HQ. A murder, divorces, theater panic, and numerous international and Olympic items fill a wide news roundup.
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Curacao
Lincoln Democrats
Bryan
Offcore
Democratic National Committee
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Vicechairman
EB. L. Hall
Vrask
Los Angeles
Hugh M. Love
Philadelphia
Iowa
Hull
F. Prouty
Thomas T Dunn Company
New York
George Kock
Dubuque, Ia
Chicago
Wrong Man Convicted Claims Convincing Murder Evidence
Wilkes Barre police seek arrest of Gene Carr a New York World cartoonist on murder charges in the death of Cameron Cool a wealthy horseman. Defense witnesses provide testimony from Rosalie Williams linking a lover named Robert Valles to the crime amid alleged involvement by Vallee Carr. Evidence described as convincing by defense attorneys awaits proceedings.
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Robert Valles
Williames
New York
Delmar
Nob
Vallee
Williame
Gene Carr
Vonvict Vallee
Carr
Roumania Hot Over Treaty Embroils US Minister
Roumania charges US Minister Horace G Knowles with exceeding authority in extradition treaty talks that Washington repudiated. Roumanian government recalls Knowles or demands review as Premier Sturza faced with a ratified treaty US disavowed. Parliament denounces being tricked by Knowles.
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Bucharest
Horace G. Knowles
United States
Roumania
Knowles
Sturtza
Chinese ask U. S. for help in Manchuria issue
Tenshioyi, a mandarin representative visiting San Francisco, arrives to thank the United States for opposing the Boxers. He also seeks American action against revolutionary societies in America and to press the United States to curb their activity. He requests U S aid to restore real administration of Manchuria from Japan.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tenshioyi
United States
America
Tesshaoul
Wid
Manchuria
Secret Elopement Rumors In Chicago Society Circles
Chicago society circles ponder the reported elopement of Mrs. Hattie Bell Cook McReynolds and Otis McGraw Howard to Cincinnati. McReynolds, once married to George S. Reynolds, was famed as the $38,000 a year wife. Howard is linked to General Chay H. Howard and the family of the late General Oliver Howard. The pair’s marital status and future remain unclear amid the social chatter.
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Chicago
Eireles
Cincinnati
Hattie Bell Cook McReynolds
Otis McGraw Howard
McReynolds
George
Mo Reynolds
Grain Denter
Joliet
Howard
Chay
H. Howard
O. Howard
Sheriff reports shooting of county firm in Center Furnace incident
Walter Goodwin, a firmer at the county court, and seven associates were named in a night rider allegation tied to Center Furnace. Goodwin was shot from a bush while returning home late Monday night and seriously wounded. The incident occurred near Ambuah Hokinevle Ky where authorities are investigating potential motives and identifying suspects.
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Ambuah
Hokinevle
Walter Goodwin
Evarts Town to Be Taken Off Map by August First
Aberdeen news reports Evarts once a cattle shipping center will be obliterated by August 1 as part of a town clearance project. The move marks the end for a long time local landmark amid regional development plans.
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Aberdeen
S&s
Evarts
Picked Up in BuckeyeDom Happenings of Importance
Negro burglar wounds man in Cleveland Ohio. William Webb of 2403 Carnegie Avenue was wounded after awakening to a burglary. Webb chased the intruder, a man named William Hartman aged 28 from New York, to an adjoining room. Hartman fled. Webb was treated at Charity Hospital for cuts and bruises.
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Cleveland
William Webb
Carnegie Avenue
Webb
Win
Hartman
New York
Charity Hospital
Woman Loses Arm on Tracks in Cleveland Yard
Mrs. Anna Shiner of Collinwood was found at the foot of East Sixty third street by Lake Shore detective George Schultz. Her left arm was severed at the shoulder and she suffered deep cuts to head and body after being dragged several blocks between two mines in the yard. She was taken to St. Clair Hospital in Abel's ambulance.
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Cleveland
Anna Shiner
Collinwood
East Sixty-third Street
George Schultz
Lake Shore
Schultz
East Fifty-fifth Steret
St. Clay Hospital
Abel's
Principal Drowns In Scioto River Tragedy
George W Caldwell principal of the Waverly schools was found drowned in the Scioto River after attempting to swim to the other bank on Saturday. He was a Ohio University graduate and was to be married next month. A separate report notes Dave Kemper attacked Ed Reeves with a club and hatchet, leaving Reeves hospitalized with possible skull fracture as Kemper awaits legal outcome.
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Waverly
Scioto
George W. Caldwell
Caldwell
Ohio University
Athens
State Mine Inspector Probes Coal Mines for Safety
Columbus Ohio State Mine Inspector George Harrison, chairman of the state mine commission, returned Monday from a northern county where he joined the mill commission last Friday to inspect coal mine conditions. He plans recommendations to improve safety for workers.
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Columbus
George Harrison
State Mine Commission
Theearawas County
Mill Commission
History of copper cent and the evolving portrait on American coinage
Perriton Maxwell argues in the Bohemian Magazine that the female portrait on early American cents and later cents shifted from a Westernized single figure to a Greco Teutonic mix and finally to the Indian chief motif. He critiques the symbolism, noting the 1859 design remains in wide use and that the dime and half disme influenced the cent’s imagery.
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India
Alamition
Washington
Martha Washington
Lady Washington
Perriton Maxwell
Bohemian Magazine
Donizetti Heirs Suit Highlights Royalty Trust Power
A New York merchant abroad notes that in Germany and France money and status open doors for trust licenses. He discusses the heirs of Donizetti suing the Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers, which he says has long collected royalties since 1865 and paid heirs nothing since then. The society claims rights to royalties for dramatic and musical works including Sophocles, Shakespeare, Racine and many others uncaring of their authors.
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New York
Europe
Germany
France
Cruce
Globe
Donizetti
Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers
Lucia
Linda
Don Pasquale
Favorita
Silys
Sophocles
Shakespeare
Racine
Moliere
Franco
Young Couple Eloped In Cleveland March Wedding
Report from Cleveland states daughter Mabel, aged 18, wed Robert Taylor in an elopement on March 18. Mrs. 0 H Munson of this city reports the marriage. the groom is under legal age and the union was conducted in Cleveland.
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Finglay
Mabel
Robert Taylor
Clevelaml
H. Munson
Cleveland
Fireman's Error Costly in Pennsylvania Train Crash
Five year old Frank RB Morris of Genogin Pennsylvania Avenue leaped from a cab thinking collision imminent. He suffered a fractured skull and died at Protestant hospital an hour later. The engine Morris saw was on an adjoining track.
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Columbus
O Frank
Morris
Genogin
Pennsylvania
Robbers Loot Train on Nickel Plate at Collinwood
Robbers with two wagons broke into three box cars on the Nickel Plate railroad at Collamer Avenue Collinwood on Monday. They carried away goods valued at around $1000. Officers were alerted but arrived too late to catch the thieves.
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Cleveland
Nickel Plate Railroad
Collamer Avenue
Collinwood
Mellrath
Exploding lamp sparks ship fire at Buffalo West Virginia
The steamer Neva owned by Green Packet Co of Cincinnati burned to the water’s edge Monday at Buffalo West Virginia. Captain Staller and crew jumped into the river to survive as an exploding lamp caused the blaze. An accompanying report notes a separate fatality in Canton Ohio from an industrial explosion. A 46 year old, Alois Krol levitel, died in a paint vat blast at Northwest Metal Expanding Co plant. A Hamilton County public offices probe was halted by a circuit court ruling involving three judges.
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Piltshore
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Monongahela River
Gallipolis
Neva
Green Packet Co
Cincinnati
Buffalo
West Virginia
Staller
Canton
Alois Krollevitel
Northwest Metal Expanding Co
Hamilton County
Circuit Court
Gasoline Burns Map Arma at Wentworth Motor Co
Gasoline ignited on Monday injuring Charien Ringle a 24 year old of EW4 Franklin Avenue Cleveland California at Wentworth Motor Car Co Borage 11406 Auclidayiine Flames burned his clothing and he fell into water sustaining arm burns
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Cleveland
Charien Ringle
Franklin Avenue
Wentworth Alotor Car Co
Died in Prayer at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Civil war veteran Captain Andrew Nuh fer of Toledo died while kneeling in prayer at the Evangel Lutheran church. His death occurred during a quiet service, leaving the community to mourn a respected local figure.
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Toledo
Andrew Nuhfer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Instinet and Absurd Banter in a Noon Exchange
A quirky exchange shows Instinet and Loanstein trading a surreal dialogue about a headache and a half holiday. Loanstein, distracted, asks for help while pondering payment, revealing a comical miscommunication.
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Loanstein
Happy Day as Son Matriculates from College
A Cleveland Leader note records a speaker praising her son who matriculates from college today, saying he hates to leave the Alma River yet is glad to receive his decree and become an honored aluminum.
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Alma River
Cleveland
Markets and grain prices in New York weekly report
Financh New York reports market activity across grains provisions and live stock with figures for July and prices for beef, pork, and cattle. Notable entries include cattle futures, hog futures, and dairy related items with daily and weekly price shifts and regional notes.
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Financh
New York
Growth in cultivated Argentina area reaches 36 million acres
The report notes a rise in cultivated land in Argentina now totaling 36 million acres, up from about 12 million acres in 1906. This reflects expanding agricultural activity and farm development across the region.
Fellows in Misfortune and the Silent Shoe Slip
A Washington man freed by a dead bear sympathizes with a man who slips off his shoes to reach the stars and learns his wife is away at a suffrage club. A former debtor is promptly charged with insanity amid local views that honesty is a mental irregularity.
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Fellows
Washington
Cleveland Plaip
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